Maryland General Assembly

I am honored that the voters of District 30 have elected me to be your next state senator.

This campaign started nearly two years ago in living rooms, around kitchen tables, and at doorsteps throughout our district — and it is my goal to continue that tradition into my term in the Senate.

I am grateful to every volunteer who knocked on a door, made a phone call, or wrote a postcard. Thank you to every supporter who hosted a house party, donated to the campaign, or stood at a poll. Thank you to every person who invited me into their home, shared their story, and who cast a ballot.

The next General Assembly is tasked with solving serious challenges...

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